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If something had happened involving your license plate last night, but your plate was stolen yesterday, that would obviously make a difference as to whether it was stolen yesterday or today, and he would want to make sure (as they probably do in interrogations) that you were telling the truth. As for him asking multiple times, then not answering the consistency question, you have your answer. He was trying to catch you in a lie, trying to see if you'd forget what your answer (alibi) was.
Since someone was thievish enough to steal your license plate, they may have been criminalish enough to use it on their car in the commission of a crime. You may want to make sure you have an alibi for the time between when it was stolen, and when you reported it, just in case.
The fact that you asked him shows your intelligence, which could be good or bad. Just hope that nothing actually happened with your plate. If something did, then you've tipped your hand. An innocent thing for an innocent person to ask, but a setup thing for a guilty person to ask.
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